Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-11-21

Condemned Locals.
Perseverance Lodge OF Good Templars held an
Interesting meeting saturday evening. One new
member was Initiated
There was large attendance at the Washing
ton Light Infantry ''hop" on saturday evening.
The Secretary OF the Treasury has appointed
Mr.. Thomas w. Power, or this city, as an assistant
engineer OF the iightDoat Cape Charles, now lying
at the buoy wharfin Gosport-
The Washington and Georgetown Railroad Co.
viii retire It's i4th street one-herse ears on and
after the 1st or January, and Will replace them
with two-horse cars now being constructed for the
Tony paul, the lad who testified saturday
against the boys charged with breaking glass In a
window OF the Georgetown Medical College build
ing, states that he did not "turn informer" on his
Companions. until he himself had first been ae-
cused, and an attempt was made TO make him re-
sponsible for the whole thing.
committee waited upon senator Riddleberger
saturday evening, and invited him 10 deliver the
Grafton on the occasion OF the twentieth annfver
eary OF the death OF Allen Larkfn and O'Bren. 10
BE- celebrated In Philadelphia Wednesday evening.
Saturday, john Tate, a colored man about
thirty-1ye years old, employed as a deck hand on
tae steamer Lady OF the Lake, slipped on the gang
distance could reach him. His body was recovered
IN the afternoon.
The funeral OF A. ]. sheridan, a member OF
Custer Guard Camp. Co. b, 2d battalion, National
Guard occurred this morning at z O'Clock, from
tne church OF the Immaculate Conception. The
company formed the escort from the house to the
church and 30 Mount oliyet Cemetery.
The committee appointed at the hast meeting OF
the southern Lawn Tennis Association TO ilyesti-
gate the subject OF winter tennis nall have cam
vassed the entire city without meeting with any
success. No hall OF other structure can be found
which II large enough 10 contain more than one
court.
Hiram LOcge Of Masons ffty-nve years ago, but
who Is AT present a member OF Potomac Lodge,
OF West Washington, has presented 10 the former
lodge handsome gOd-mOunted sword and scaD-
bard for the Use OF the tiler.
TEE WEEKLY sTARs Pocket Atlas OF the World Is
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The WEEKLY IL Is Handsomely lFtQten
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thar 100 eolored map and diagrams. and contains
Hfnt II another column
TIE IRISH NATIONAL LEAGUE-The T. NJ. Healy
Branch OF the Irish National League met last
night 10 discuss the situation In Ireland. Mir.
Wm- OHagan made an address denouDeing the
b. the British authorities. He also criticised Mr.
Chamberlains course ON the Irish question. other
Addresses were made by Messrs. p. 7. Bowen and
Shanahan.
To RECEIVE O'CoNSoR AND EsMoSp.-At a meet
National League yesterday a letter was read from
the national secretary, Mr. Jno p. sutton, announc-
Grattan Esmond, members OF the British parlia-
ment, would be In this city on the 18TH OF Deem
per committee OF nve was appointed 70 invite
OF the District 70 meet them 70 make arrange
neuts for the reception Of the visitors
requiitiOn has been received from Gov Lee OF
virginia, for the arrest OF j. Lowell Tate charged
nal Belonging 10 J. b. Newton, OF King George
County, Va, In August, 1884. On a warrant based
was taken before CHEF Justice Bingham and com.
United to await the arrival OF the agent OF the
State.
Wills FnEp.-On Saturday the will OF George E
Moore. ST., was flied In the registers Office He
leaves his entire personal estate, after the pay
nlent OF all debts. 10 MS wife, Elizabeth Moore,
whom he names as executrfx HIS real estate he
leaves 10 MS wife during life.
The will OF Ann T.. slater, fled also saturday
leaves life estate In the house go street TO her
niece, Mrs Augusta c. G. Scott Hayeock, also her
half interest In house In Greenvle. Darke County,
ONO; 10 Mary X. Baref1eld Tor life, warehouse al
ssS3 Louisiana avenue; MIS- Eliza G. Penn, 81 0O0
Singleton Krouse $500 each; 10 her cousin, Sarah
CHASE sOO The residue Of the estate IS Deuueat he'd
10 Augusta Z. O. scott Haycock- Leroy NJ. Wilson
Is appointed executor.
NEW YoKK DEMOCRATS TO CEIKBRarE.-The New
night, appointed committee 10 make arranSs,
mfnts fof a esleeration Of the result Of the cleo
lions In New York State, which Will take place De-
eemoer LIST. A reception VIII be given TO all New
YORK democrats In the city, and prominent men
viii b. invited To make addresses. IL was decided
10 hold social reunions OF New York democrats on
the sth Of each month during the session OF Con-
Eress kepresen I.n Perry Beimont Araos J..
elected honorary members Of the club.
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The funeral u Mrs. Mary X Shoemaker, the wife OF
Mr.. Lewis Shoemaker, was held yesterday after
noon In the First N. r. church. 9Th street and Viz
ginia avenue southeast The sermon was delivered
BY Rev. Mr.. Cray. followed by an address BY Rev.
q 8. ArnsJt. Abe internent was at Congressional
Cemetery. The pailOearers were MeSsrs- VIM Il.
Hartley, Thomas ;. Denham, p. W. Hardin. n.
Brewer, sam RANDY, and Richard Ermons. The
nOrai tributes were BEAUTIFUL
TAKEN TO RocKvnLE.-saturday afternoon the
negro arrested by onioer Breen on a charge OF
LDfSt SIC 1liu- WAS lt-ltine1 WIN Lacey I
John Th)mIs, al the animal was identined as
having ben siren from the farm Of Prank Perry
resident VI Potomac district, Montgomery
Soenty No. The prisoner was turned over TO
sheriff Miller saturday night and was taken 10 the
Rockville jail, where he was locked up
THAskssIyrss.-The Baltimore and Ohio Rail-
road Co, In accordance with Its usual custom viii
sell Round fnp Excursion Tickets at greatly re-
dueed rates 20 and from all stations on its lines
east OF the Ohio riyer. The tickets viii be soid
November I'D and 24lh, good 70 return until No.
ember 18th, Inclusive. For further Information
call on ticket agents Baltimore and OHIO Railroad
vALrAsLE RESIDENCE OPPOSITE FAsRAsrr sou ARE
ArAUcrIoN.-At4 O'Clock Tomorrow Auctioneer
Bowling VIII sell that valuable residence No qso
17th street, fronting on Farragut square Thfs n
considered among the most desirable locations In
the city.
GREAT BARGAINS In Turkish Carpets and other
oriental textiles may be secured al the sale now In
pfogress al Downng,s nth street and Pennsyiya-
lot viii be reached In to-morrow's sales, which are
al IL am and 3 pm.
tAdyertisemsnt.)
Az INTERESTING ExHIBuI0S.-The grand cOllec-
tlon or Oriental goods which were brought 70 this
CITY oy MI. Becrassian, OF ConstAntinope, has
Den taken nom the custom house, and VIII be on
Sxnloton to-morrow, Tuesday, and "Wednesday
november - and n to be sold BY Waller n